A drastically diminished Justice Department workforce is struggling to keep up with its civil side caseloads, according to documents obtained by The Hill and NewsNation. A series of charts, apparen…

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A report warned that a “two-party doom loop of redistricting” could accelerate after the 2026 midterms.

DOJ employees challenging their terminations are on the front lines of the fight over the President’s power to overhaul the civil service.

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The denial, issued by Justice Brett Brett Kavanaugh, likely means the measure is dead.

At the center of the case is the Trump administration’s claim that more than 190,000 people on California’s voter rolls may be noncitizens — a figure DHS has not publicly substantiated or explained ho...

Back in December 2020, as the nation unknowingly marched toward the infamous January 6th attack on the Capitol, then President Trump said, according to reporting in the book Peril, “Lawyers, I have no...